the united states, from texas and indiana, kentucky and georgia, 17 million people were in the deadly path. >> you could hear people praying, let us get through this. >> entire neighborhoods are flattened. schools in ruins. but spirits are strong. >> a lot of good friends, still got our family. what more can we ask for? >> the fact of the matter is people who live here are resilient, god-fearing, they're tough, and we're knocked down but not knocked out. >> in henryville, indiana, crews spent the day combing debris in hopes of finding survivors. in west liberty, kentucky, equipment is already in place to clear away what the storms knocked down. in the midst of so much heart yeak there are reasons to hope. these dogs were pulled from the rubble, reunited with their

owners, a strong sign that these communities will return. >> back near san francisco, police are investigating a hit-and-run accident that left man in his 50s in critical condition. it happened in the for -- >> police are investigating an early morning fatal shooting in east oakland. man was found dead by police after responding to reports of a shooting. it's oak leappedz's 21st 21st homicide of the year. >> in modesto, police are investigating the shooting deaths of three people that happened just before 4:00 a.m. a 16-year-old boy, a woman in her mid-20s, and a man around 20 years old were found dead inside the home. >> the san francisco reserve police officer is being called a

hero after coming to the aid of a neighbor he didn't know. he happened to be at the right place at the right time. here's the story. >> it's hard to believe just few days ago 15-month-old syed was teetering near death. >> no pulse, no response, not breathing. >> he was lifeless and limp, found face down by his father in their coy pond. the little boy had sleeped unseen minutes before through the sliding door someone left open. >> i just grab him and run outside on the street, and screaming my lungs out for help. >> i heard somebody come outside of the house and was screening, help me, help me. >> down the street robert kathy happened to be outside playing with his kids and ran to help. he knew cpr and went to work. >> he didn't have a pulse when i

started, he wasn't breathing. >> when the father called 9-1-1, robert continued chest compressions on the baby. he seemed like it was an hour but only a minute. >> he took the gasp for air and the pulse came back. >> can't tell you the feeling. >> second later first responders arrived. roberts told them, had he not performed cpr, the little boy would have died. >> now robert seems calm. it's because he is. >> i'm a reserve police officer with satisfy francisco -- san francisco police department. >> his neighbor's cries for help answered bay stranger, a neighbor, now a hero. >> it wasn't for him, we wouldn't have this little boy. >> the two families lived next to each other for more than a year and have never even spoken to each other until the accident. the boy's father says he's going to get rid of the pond.

>> solano county prosecutors dropped the charges against five people in connection with a fire that killed three residents of a retirement home in vallejo. prosecutors say an alarm company altered a panel at the retirement come -- come protection, although it looked like the fire system was working, it was disabled. >> a day of celebration for iranians around the world, and here in the bay area, they're marking the occasion with a day of service. we're live in the newsroom with more. >> the national iranian american council is holding events around the bay area and the country to celebrate their national heritage and give back to their communities. it comes at a time of tension between their homeland and the country they now call home. iranian americans were doing charity work at the san francisco food bank. they call it a national day of service. this year it is taking place under a crowd in their homeland. iran is moving ahead with its

nuclear program and israel is hinting at a possible attack. >> there's some sort of unpleasant rhetoric coming from both parties and it's a lot of talk but i think if you look at the history of iran, it's generally not someone who is going to go and attack other people unprovoked. >> iran continues to move forward with its nuclear program, which is the u.s. and israel consider a threat. israel is suggesting it might attack iran on its own. prime minister knelt netanyahu is set to meet with president obama on monday. mr. obama is facing pressure to put more pressure on iran. >> one is the sanctions and another one is attack the iranian revolutionary guard corps for trying to blow up the saudi ambassador in washington, dc. >> we shouldn't be going to war with anybody. all these problems can be solved diplomatically, saginaw fact everybody is talking about waugh, it's very --

>> yesterday's parliamentary elections in iran appear to favor the ruling claire -- clearics over mahmoud ahmadinejad. >> tone things down when they get out of control with rhetoric, and trying to get everyone to step back from the brink. >> next week president obama and prime minister benjamin netanyahu will peek to -- speak to a pro israel lobbying group. there are bills in congress calling for closer coalition between the out and israel. >> the bay area is hours away from an historic visit by israeli president simone peres. the first time an incumbent israeli president has visited california. the trip will be tech heavy withvisions to google and facebook. peres wants to connect with

young people to advance the cause of peace in the middle east. >> the monterey asquare annual announced the death of a sea otter. she was the first outer to serve as a surrogate mother for stranded pups. officials say she was the most important nil in the history of the sea otter exhibition. >> he trashed a colleague who testified before congress, now rush limbaugh see his is sorry. >> disney land shut down because of a piece of paper. >> your tweets could be up for sale. the new deal tweeter is offering to offload old tweets. >> leigh: wasn't this a terrific day? sunny, mild, beautiful visibility out there. we're going to have one more nice day, and then things are going to start to change around here. we might even see some

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>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> disneyland is back open after a lockdown this morning after a suspicious object was found. the bomb squad was called after the object was found near a ticket booth. it was a rolled up piece of paper with a spiritual message.

the park re-opened at 10:30. >> a major development in the gulf oil spill case. b.p. agreed to a 7.8 billion settlement. the accident killed 11 workers and spilled an estimated 200 million gallons of oil into the gulf. >> gas prices continue to skyrocket. up another cent overnight. crisis have gone up daily for the last 36 days and are up a total of 30-cents in 30 days. in the statewide average is 4.34, and the bay area, gas is 4.40 a gallon. >> that hurts. just ahead. after pressure from politicians and advertisers, radio show host rush limbaugh issued an apology today. >> a beautiful day out there. what can we expect tomorrow? leigh glaser is up with the

forecast. >> mike: a good day for the giants again the d-backs with tim lincecum on thele hill. cl

>> under pressure from politician spz sponsors rush limbaugh apologized for remarks he made earlier this week. >> she must be paid to have sex. what does that make her? it makes her a slut. right? makes her a prostitute. >> limbaugh was responding to i testimony from sandra fluke who said contrasense for women should be provided by health insurance. >> shame on you for calling the women of this country sluts and prostitutes. >> today on his web site, limbaugh wrote, he used the wrong word in his comments about fluke, saying i sincerely apologize to miss fluke for insulting news choices. >> this just in mitt romney won the washington state caucuses. in second, rick santorum and ron paul are in a battle. paul spoke earlier today in seattle about the economy.

>> above all, you have to have a sound currency. this is why i believe we should follow the constitution, have only gold and silver and legal tender, not have a federal reserve system and not depend on paper money. >> former snore rick santorum is concentrating on ohio and its delegates in next week's supertuesday. we he poke interested the declaration of independence. >> it's a document that until the last few years was beginning to seem more and more like a dead letter but in part thanks to the tea party, that document is alive and well here at this debate and in this country. >> going to give the veterans the care they deserve. >> mitt romney is in ohio and is addressing the economy and refusing to talk about his opponents. >> tweets are not for sale. twitters are going to let companies mine billions of entries for marketing data. they -- other companies who

analyze the tweets -- oh -- they're going to offer it to other companies to analyze tweets. the company says deleted tweets or direct messages will not be accessed. >> apple is expected to unveil the newest ipad. and according to apple, 55 million have been sold so far. analysts say ipad sales will likely top 100 million before the end of the year. >> leigh glaser is here to obsess about the incredible weather we're having. >> how can you not? >> leigh: it was great. everyone out and about. a here's a live shot of santa cruz. 75 degrees today. thatches to the offshore winds. a few people still out there. not wanting the day to end but it's going to hopefully you'll get another one tomorrow and temperatures will warm back up. it's 70 there as well. hope you had a nice saturday. here a look at the highs for today.

there's the 75 in santa cruz for today. half moon bay, 68 degrees. 68 in san francisco. 73 in santa rows -- santa rosa. east bay, concord, antioch, close to 70. missed by one degree. it was 68 today in livermore. the reason, jet stream well to the north of us. a ridge of high pressure kicking everything northward. we're getting the slight offshore winds. winds come pressing close to the surface. santa cruz warmed up to 75 today. here's the current readings. 59. dropped off considerably in san francisco. redwood city, 70. 67 in antioch. and los gatos, clear and 67. so, clear overnight. a higher elevations might be just a little on the breezy side.

so keep that in means. otherwise, get ready for a day tomorrow. 70s returning. then after that, the high will break down, temperatures will cool off, so from monday and tuesday to be our coolest days next week. here's a look at the highs positioned off the coast and inland, helping to bring us those offshore winds and temperatures tomorrow back up into the 70s. and remember, just goes onemer day, we monday morning, the highs will start to shift towards the east. more onshore winds will return and that's going to mean cooler temperatures for us monday and tuesday. overnight, lows tonight, if you're in a wind-prone area, temperatures will be a little bit warmer than last night but we'll still teen some temperatures, especially in the north bay, mid-to upper 30s. napa, 39. not as much wind there as last night. 46 for san francisco. 44, oakland. san jose, low 40s. 39 livermore.

he's the highs tomorrow. 75, santa rosa. fair field, 73. 75 in ant county. 72, san francisco. 66 half moon bay. 75, san jose. santa cruz, bank on it, temperatures in the mid-70s. 79 for gilroy. the high pressure will break down as we get into monday and tuesday. tuesday morning, especially north of the golden gate bridge, slight chance of maybe a sprinkle or two as the system passes the north. we'll have a detailed look at that tomorrow. as it develops. and then we'll start to warm things up wednesday, thursday, friday. >> warm whether has me thinking of baseball. >> mike: cactus league, and the giants are hungry, not for dinner but another world series title. they chalked up last season as a

championship hangover, and now facing arizona. tim lincecum, coming off his first losing season of his career. giants get on the board in the second. crawford, this year's starting shown shown. a single into the hole. bell had a big day. three hits and a big run but d-backs win it. giants take on the brewer tomorrow. >> the a's finalized a four year, 36 million decide deal with the 26-year-old who will replace scott sizemore who will miss the season with a torn acl; a's and mariners today. great debut for parker. strikes out four in two perfect innings. weeks had two hits, including a two-run homer. a's beat the m's, 9-2. a's sort ought the third base position. >> it's all good. probably better than i expected.

i've been comfortable on third for a while now, and it's justing the minor things worked out. and being relaxed of there and just laying the game. >> mike: big game sunday, stand men hosting the cal bears. a cal victory the tie for the regular season pac-12 title. this is a rivalry game so anything can happen. the bears beat the cardinal earlier in the season. coach montgomery hopes he doesn't have to provide the motivation. >> if i need to put things out there to motivate them, then we're kind of in the wrong business. we've got a game against a rival, so to speak. you know. it's our last regular season game. we know we've got a tough game on sunday. we know that stanford is a very good basketball team. loaded with talent. and we're going to have our hands full. >> mike: ucla and washington, bruns playing spoiler.

second half, the three. huskies on top by two. now a minute left. tied at 69. lamb, the miss. fight for the rebound. the putback. bruins up two huskies trying to steal it. grant can't connect. bruins win. opening the door for cal to break a share or the pac-12 title on sunday. >> duke and north carolina. pay ton manning in the house. barnes can't connect. mcadoo. the one-handed spike. they're flying in from everywhere. north carolina by 24 at the break. duke would cut it to 14 but no comeback. north carolina wins big, 88-70. clinching the number one seed in the acc tournament. wcc women's tournament, gone sag a -- gonzaga and st. mary's. the zags, too much. standish, 31 points. the gales lose, 83-78.

>> third round of the pga honda classic in palm beachy 22-year-old rory mcilroy has a chance to take over number one in the world. on 11. 47 feet. nothing but net. 4-under 67. up two shots on english and gillham. we do have five players within four shots of the lead so this is no gimme for mcilroy. tiger shoots a 69 but nine shots off the lead. >> sharks hoping to hold off the blues at the tank, and we'll have more at 11:00. >> coming up, the race is on. well, almost. the annual iditarod race gets underway in alaska.

>> they're off and running in alaska. the 40th running of the iditarod dog race began this morning. this is actually a ceremonial start. the real race begins tomorrow 50 miles north of anchorage.

where 66 dog teams start a 1,000-mile journey across the alaskan frontier, the race ends eight days later in nome. >> thanks for joining us. captioned by closed captioning services inc.